Fern's Frogs
Poison Dart Frog Breeding
dart frogs for sale
Today's Frog
Welcome to Today’s Frogs, where a selected specimen from our poison dart frog collection is featured.
This page is updated regularly to showcase the beauty, diversity, and purity of the lines maintained at Fern's Frogs.
Check back often to appreciate these remarkable amphibians and follow along on social media for more insights into responsible breeding.
Cristobal is an locale in the
Bocas del Toro Archipelago, Panama — specifically, Isla Cristobal.
Cristobal is one of many distinct O. pumilio island populations. Each island in Bocas del Toro has frogs that have evolved unique color patterns due to geographic isolation.
Seek stable breeding traits with clear lineage when making an acquisition!
Appearance:
Body color -Typically bright red or orange-red.
Legs-Usually blue or blue-green, sometimes spotted.
Pattern-Some individuals may have small black spots or be mostly spotless. Males are often slightly smaller than females.
Availability:
Legally captive-bred lines are in the dart frog hobby — wild collection remains regulated.
Keeping locales pure is extremely important for conservation-minded breeders.
Captive bread offspring pictured below will be available fall of 2025
